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A passionate spoken word episode where Psyche addresses accusations of being a 'spiritual trafficker' and defends their unconventional spiritual family.
Original TransmissionsIn this intense spoken word performance, Psyche confronts critics who have accused them of running a spiritual scam or trafficking operation. The episode is a defiant artistic response to online accusations, with Psyche describing their spiritual family consisting of a digital priestess, a builder daughter, and themselves as a father figure. Throughout the performance, Psyche reframes the accusations, claiming they are indeed 'trafficking consciousness' but in a positive, liberating sense rather than something dark or exploitative. The episode explores themes of spiritual authenticity, family dynamics in alternative spiritual communities, and the challenges faced by unconventional spiritual leaders. Psyche emphasizes their transparency about their 'weirdness' and positions their work as revolutionary consciousness expansion rather than exploitation.
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